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Hamlet help please!

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@LoverofWords

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Which part do you want me to help with?

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all:(

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I've never read Hamlet, so I don't know how much help I can be :/

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Can you just try and see?

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I don't know how I can develop thesis statements if I know nothing about Hamlet, but I can try to find snippets of Hamlet and attempt to throw something together.

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ok. can u help me with some geomtry?

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@LoverofWords

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I can try. Again, can't guarantee I'll be any good at it, but I'll definitely try. If I can't, I know some people on here who are really good at it.

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@tesla117 http://www.paperstarter.com/hamlet.htm

Look at that, it gives you all sorts of thesis statements with quotes to go along with them. I think it'll help tremendously.

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@LoverofWords

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can u help me with geomtry? @LoverofWords

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It kicked me off of openstudy completely. Sorry about that.

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Same here!

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@Hazbowties15

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Which question @LoverofWords

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In the middle of this conversation, it says something about geometry help, and there's a page attached to it.

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It's right above my comment that gives him the link to paperstarter.com.

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Kk
We don't do paragraph proofs in our class she told us they were useless.

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Can u help me with something else ?? @Hazbowties15

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I'm pretty sure the answer is 5

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@Hazbowties15

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@LoverofWords u know anyone that can help me with hamlet?

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Did you see the link I posted? :)

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yeahh. @Hazbowties15 can u help?

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I'm looking for someone for you :)

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Yea give me a minute

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I have a thesis statement so far.. Is this a good one In the course of the play, Hamlet is confronted by many choices he must make, and Shakespeare uses extremes to present how revenge leads to tragedy.

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@tesla117 what does it mean when it says elements? Like what it said in the directions literary devices etc.? Or what

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wait are we workin on the hamlet?

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Yes

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Where you see where it says elements?

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Idk what it means.

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After it said thesis it says element

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yeah idk what that means

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Kk i can skip that part

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Yeah next is main idea or event

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@Hazbowties15

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Can you help me out @Hazbowties15

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Ummmm can't thing of a main idea

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can you go next question? and well come back to it later

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Kk

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Whats gonna be the next thing

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Something is rotten in the state of Denmark this quote is important because as he and Horatio debate whether or not to follow Hamlet and the ghost into the dark night Marcellus and Horatio debate whether or not to follow Hamlet and the ghost into the dark night. The line refers both to the idea that the ghost is an ominous omen for Denmark and to the larger theme of the connection between the moral legitimacy of a ruler and the health of the state as a whole. The ghost is a visible symptom of the rottenness of Denmark created by Claudius’s crime.. The line refers both to the idea that the ghost is an ominous omen for Denmark and to the larger theme of the connection between the moral legitimacy of a ruler and the health of the state as a whole. The ghost is a visible symptom of the rottenness of Denmark created by Claudius’s crime.

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is that to answer for Quotation???

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Next is
Connection to thesis:

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The quote is so something is rotten in the state of Denmark and k

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That long thing you wrote is for the 1 quotation right?

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@Hazbowties15

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Yes

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Okay thanks, next thing?

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It connects by when they have a debate over whether or not to follow him or not it leads to a confused choice for them in the play.

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quotation 2

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Thus conscience does make cowards of us all,
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
And enterprises of great pitch and moment
With this regard their currents turn awry,
And lose the name of action
The above quotation from Hamlet's famous "to be or not to be" soliloquy in Act III Sc.1 encapsulates Hamlet's 'tragic flaw' and his moral dilemma.
Hamlet's 'tragic flaw' of course is 'procrastination' - he is well aware that his uncle Claudius has murdered his father and has usurped the throne. Now, all that he has to do is to quickly avenge the evil deeds of his uncle. But Hamlet is hampered by his over scrupulous conscience which prevents him from immediately avenging his father's murder. His conscience prevents him from acting swiftly by debating at length the pros and cons of his action, with the result that the mental process of thinking what exactly he must do completely nullifies the effectiveness of the plan of action he finally decides upon.

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Connection to thesis is next

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It connects by leading up to a tragedy in the book by which he knows that his uncle killed his father and has been put on the throne.

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What would that be? @Hazbowties15

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The connection to the second quote

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I see what u wrote. so everything ur typing i would type in my own words correct?

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Yea

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next is B main idea or event

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Kk umm

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Do it about act 2 I guess

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can u help out more? what would i write. what would be quotation 1 b?

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"Though this be madness, yet there is method in't." (Act II, Scene IIAt this point of the play, Hamlet and Polonius are interacting onstage, but this quote is technically spoken by Polonius to the audience, in an aside. What Polonius is saying is that, even though Hamlet is talking crazy, it actually makes sense, or it has a "method." Polonius's assertion is ironic because he is right and wrong. Polonius believes Hamlet is acting "mad" because Hamlet's love of Ophelia has driven him to such. While Polonius is correct to think that there is reason behind Hamlet's actions, he is incorrect as to the cause. Hamlet is purposefully acting mad to disguise his true mission to avenge his father's murder.

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can u do next thing?

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@Hazbowties15